The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-03-25

Trading dirt has already been begun
il vicinity.
rs. Sarah Maloy, the oldest inbabitant
oretso, is lying extremely i'll with no
b for her recovery. She will be ninety
/ tears of age next month.
Il applications for license in Arm
81 county have been refused by the
C except three. 1t was held that the
nstrances against were mere numer-
o signed than the petitionssfor license.
hning is in the dry territory.
Ienry EhrehfeIt, Of Lilly, on Sunday
licked up a piece of chocolate at the
w at that place and took it home. His
cen ate it and were taken sick and
dangerously i'll for time, but are now
rering. There was also paris green in
treck and the chocolate had got a Iiber-
ainkling of it.
fr. John A. Wallace. the popular land
Let st. Augustine, was in town on Mon
dRnd while here dropped in to see US.
Wallace runs first class hotel. and the
thing public when going that way, will
An Obliging and attentive landlord who
wake things as comfortable for them as
rble. Give him a call.
\ curious case was tried in the criminal
of Armstrong county, last week. It
van action by a Washington township
Icher against a young man for assault
Sbattery. The Offense consisted IN hitting
minister on the head with a chew of
tcco at the close of an evening service.
Ardict of not guilty was rendered but
of the parties pay half the costs.
For all kinds of Canned Goods. go to
Sugar Bowl
For some time past the storage room of
Mountain House, in this place, has been
donally visited at night and meat, cakes,
Id, liquor and articles Of one kind or
ther taken. A few Dights ago boy
seen crawling in through the back win
but made his escape before being cap
,d. The gang of young thieves are how
known, and 1t may not be a great while
u some of them are behind the bars.
Charles Wilson, a Mt. Pleasant, West
TeIaTd county boy. has invented a con-
tance for transmitting packages by cleo
tIty The invention consists of two wires
sins on poles, similar to telegraph wires,
al chrged with electricity. On one of the
wPsa basket is suspended for carrying
PAGES. It is claimed that articles may
be & from New York to San Francisco In
ten lis. 1t is also stated that he has been
ofe1 $50, 900 for the invention.
shooting match VIII come off at Car
roll'n, on Monday next, between tn e
Cartown rifle team and the GalIitzin
rIfeam. The CarrOlltown team put up
S5Olinst a bear that has Deen shot FOR
sevl times and is now owned by the Gal
itziaam. Ten men belong to each team
andch man will shoot ten shots. max
inge hundred shots for each team, the
shost string to take the bear and money.
Th,allitziu team are allowed 70 fill up
theeam with two men from Altoona.
-ather Kearney, of st. Paul's Cathed
ralittsburg, on Sunday afternoon. on the
ocdOG of the funeral Of a member OF the
Krts of Labor, forbid the Assembly to
win the deceased belonged, to enter the
chlh wearing the distinctive regalia of
the order. The members removed their
baes and gloves and entered as individ-
al: Father KearDey said the church had
the Knights of Labor, MOI
hanyone here said anything against them
bUas a body they are not to enter the
chch and with regalia.
For an Oyster Stew, 90 TO the Sugar
Bd.
A short time ago stranger appeared in
Blkl!Ck township and represented himself
toe a nephew Of Mr.. Samuel BralIier, of
gDn, of Blacklick township. His home
was in Huntingdon county and
hRas glad to meet with his friends He
5pt several days with Mr.. Ferguson, and
aheTe was a revival meeting in progress
abe Bethel church, he attended the meet
rs and was greatly interested IN the work,
was also interested in some stock and he
ended to dispose of lot in this neighbOr-
Od and had orderded a car load to be ship
I to Ebensburg. He was short, however.
.ty-fve dollars on the amount of freight
d requested the loan of that amount to
Ip him out until he made some sales. MI.
rguson kindly loaned him toe amount and
; stranger left on a visit to one of the
ghDors with the intention of meeting MT.
reusOn in the evening at church. He
weveI failed to mater!alize and has proba-
left for some new field to operate in.
AT the time of the fire at st. Francis
IIege, Loretto, Mr.. John L. Slough of this
ICE was in Loretto and while looking
,und through the town dropped into Capt.
DOnaId's store and noticing lot of nice
king sheIl-bark hickory nuts. told the
plain to send him up a bnshel. The
plain said he would, and Mr.. Slough has
I hankering after and been feeling hun.
for hickory nuts ever since. Mr.. Slough
Dposed the Captain had forgotten the ar
lgement, as the hickory nuts never
ived, and when he met the Captain toe
Ter day he wanted to know why the nuts
re not sent. The Captain had distinct
objection, and produced his book to verify
fact, that in few days after receiving
order, he drove TO this place with the
kOIy nuts, and, while he attended to some
Ter business, sent a boy who was with bin
deliver the nuts at Mr.. Stough's residence
the boy returned after delivering them,
he thought, at the right place. The query
y is who's been eating Mr. 'Stough's hick-
nuts?
The following particulars of the acci-
1t TO George Foster, formerly OF this
ce, by which the young man lost lis foot,
icn we made mention of last week, we
-e from the Greensburg Democrat "On
night, a most distressing acct
1t befell George Foster, Of this place.
e young man is a son OF Mrs. G. Foster,
,prietress of the Fisher House. and for
ne time past has been employed as clerk
the scales on the Southwest railroad,
lth of town. He mad been attending a
citing OF the Jr. o. u. A. NJ. lodge. and
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